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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1941

Page

6

Walter Winchell on Broadway and war era notes

Walter Winchell on Broadway mixed with wartime clips. The column mentions Cobb’s autobiography clash and an officer’s role, Elia Kazan’s Hollywood debut, Mussolini’s breakdown, Goebbels’ interview, and Goebbels’s quip about a journalist. Also notes Dick Leahy drafted, his New York debut by line, and urges workers to stand by their jobs for national defense.

Cobb Todz Wien Karloff New York Dick Leahy Telegram Toledo Fort Dix

Donat Excused to Make Zanuck Picture in London

Robert Donat, awaiting his next American film since Goodbye Mr Chips, is released from army duties to star in Pitt the Younger in London for Darryl Zanuck. Lord Castleross authored the story, with Sidney Gilliat shaping the treatment for Donat. There were many obstacles, but Robert Kane helped advance the project.

Ollywood INS Robert Donat Mr. Chips Darryl Zanuck London Pitt Lord Castleross Donat Sidney Gilliat Mr Chips Robert Kane

British Statesman’s Son Leads Night Train Starlet Debut

Veronica Lake is spotlighted for her physical presence in China Pass. The article notes her as a tough American girl stranded in China, drawn by Arthur Hornblow and discovered by Buddy de Sylva. It compares her to Jean Harlow and discusses her rise from stock companies to cinema.

Veronica Lake China Pass Jacques Thery Buddy de Sylva Veronica Arthur Hornblow China Jean Harlow

Hollywood gossip and star moves in wartime notes

A column surveys Gracie Fields potential Brighton Rock casting and Ida Lupino's rise, with talks of Warner rights for There Shall Be No Night. Hatter in Hollywood covers Tutta Rolf and Jack Donahue fleeing bombed London, plus Frank Walker's Jackson Day dinner welcome and varied sightings at the Santa Barbara Biltmore.

Gracie Fields Great Britain Lester Cowan Gracie Brighton Rock Graham Greene Ida Lupino Lester Gilbert Miller Ida Louis Hayward Frank Walker Charlie Chaplin England Barbara Hutton Cary Grant Santa Barbara Biltmore

Theaters Showcase Multiple Films Across Iowa Venues

At the theaters Iowa presented a slate featuring James Cagney and Olivia de Havilland in The Straw Berry Blonde with Rita Hayworth, Alan Hale and Jack Carson. Paramount offered Gone With The Wind with Clark Gable Vivien Leigh Olivia de Havilland. Noon, 4 pm, 8 pm showings listed. State offered The Trial of Mary Dugan Blond Inspiration with John Shelton Virginia Grey. Palace showed North West Mounted Police with Gary Cooper Madeleine Carroll Paulette Goddard Preston Foster and She Couldnt Say No with Roger Pryor Eve Arden. Rialto featured John Garfield Anne Shirley in Saturdays Children and The Higgins Family in The Earl of Puddlestone. Strand presented Barricade Florian with Robert Young Helen Gilbert. Marion showed Four Mothers Lane Sisters Jeffrey Lynn and Golden Gloves with Jean Cage ney Richard Danning.

Iowa James Cagney Olivia de Havilland Rita Haysworth Alan Hale Jack Careson Kay Francois James Ellison Paramount Clark Gable Vivien Leigh Leslie Howard Robert Young Laraine Day Mary Dugan John Shelton Vireginia Grey Palace North “West Mounted Police Gary Coopser Madeleine Carroll Paulette Goddard Preston Foster Roger Pryor Eve Arden Rialto John Garfield Anne Shirley Higgins Jeffrey Lynn Jean Cageney Richard Danning

Right of way rule blamed for most injuries in 1940 traffic

In 1940 the right of way rule was the leading cause of injuries in American traffic accidents, with about 235 700 persons hurt in incidents attributed to that cause.

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